OCD: A Case Study

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How the counselor can approach a client who is diagnosed with OCD is by first, completing an intake evaluation. Why administering an intake at the start of therapy is so important is due to this being a time where Eilis and the counselor can make an initial interaction and learn or become aware of the client’s current mental status, history, and spirituality/religion. Cashwell and Young (2011) labeled this assessment process as “taking in” due to “taking in” all the client’s information, such as, Eilis’s background on rituals that could have led to her OCD, substance abuse, and family history of OCD (Cashwell & Young, 2011). Nevertheless, the client and counselor can establish that strong professional rapport that will help the counselor dig

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